.NET Core Microservices - Create Models for Azure Messaging

The video tutorial explains how to handle messages received from Azure Service Bus by creating a consumer service within an order API. It covers setting up the service, processing messages, deserializing them into DTO objects, and configuring models in the order API. The tutorial also discusses the necessary steps to finalize model configurations and concludes with the deserialization process.

What is the purpose of creating a consumer service in the order API?

• To update the user interface

• To create a new database for orders

• To handle checkout messages received from Azure Service Bus

• To send messages to Azure Service Bus

What is the first step in handling a message from Azure Service Bus?

• Convert the message to XML

• Retrieve the message body from the process message event args

• Send an acknowledgment to the sender

• Log the message details

Which DTO is deserialized from the message body?

• Product DTO

• Checkout Header DTO

• Card Details DTO

• Order Header DTO

What needs to be done after copying the DTOs to the order API?

• Compile the project

• Change the namespace to order API dot messages

• Delete the original DTOs

• Send a test message

Why is the base message not required in the order API?

• Because it is already included in the DTO

• Because it is too large

• Because it is only needed for publishing messages

• Because it is not compatible with Azure

Which encoding is used to extract the string from the message body?

• ASCII

• UTF-16

• UTF-8

• Base64

What package is used for JSON deserialization?

• System.Text.Json

• Newtonsoft.Json

• Json.NET

• JsonSerializer